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Hi Guys.

One final question, now that I have pretty much resolved all of the issues I had so far, thanks very much due to your help.

I have been trying to get a listbox row number, and for the life of me I can’t remember how to do it. I always get a -1 value.

Help???

Regards

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To you mean the index of the selected row of a ListBox (or DesktopListBox)?

SelectedRowIndex is the new property.
ListIndex was the old one.

Both return -1 when no row is selected.

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So I actually have to select the ROW to get a value? I select a checkbox that is in a column in the row I want, and it WON’T give the row?

I MUST be doing something wrong, then. Because I have to have a value (row) to confirm the checkbox is selected in my column.

Regards

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It does in the CellAction event you get the row and column as parameters.

After that event, you have to check to see if a checkbox is selected with CellCheckboxValueAt(row, col)

5

No. SelectedRowIndex is to obtain the currently selected row (not what you want).
CellTextAt(Row,Column) is a way to get the value of a cell regardless of whether it’s selected or not.
If your first column has a checkbox, pass “1” for the 2nd column.

6

Ahh… I think the light just went on!
Thanks for the reply.

7

Thanks. With that and the previous response from Tim I think I know what I was doing wrong and how to correct it.

As was said earlier… “Stay tuned…”